This morning.
Via RTÉ News:
Passengers arriving from Britain are being advised by the Government to undertake daily antigen tests for five consecutive days, beginning on the day of arrival.
The Government issued this advice last night after it received an updated public health assessment of the Omicron variant.
The latest travel advice was announced late last night and is aimed at encouraging people to take a cautious approach to international travel in light of the transmission of the new variant
Passengers arriving from Britain advised to take daily antigen tests (RTE)
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and that’s why my British friends in France are staying put this year
Because they don’t want to take advice or they don’t want to take antigen tests?
They’re both pretty easy to take.
they are all fully jabbed, I think inconvenience and in some cases cost is a factor
It’s not mandatory, it’s advice.
And I believe test kits are free in the UK.
well that’s just my feedback
” too much of an arse to go home “
well he is used to getting his hands dirty
‘Funny’ how there’s no article on BS about this German footballer who has a lung problem due to the dreaded vaccine…oh no, wait, my bad, it’s due to Covid, he was unvaccinated, “makes you think”, etc…
https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11890/12490790/joshua-kimmich-bayern-munich-defender-out-until-2022-with-lung-problem-following-coronavirus-infection
If you can spend 5 days consecutive days drinking in Temple Bar abusing Irish people, what’s the issue?
The whole system is security theater nonsense.
You get a test on a Thursday evening.
Fly out to the UK on a Friday, go to a heap of pubs and nightclubs on Friday night
Saturday afternoon go to a Premier League game with 60,000 other people. Saturday night a load of pubs and nightclubs again
Sunday afternoon some more pubs and restaurants.
Sunday evening fly home and show your PCR test from Dublin, taken on Thursday…
Free antigen tests for all arrivals would be far more useful, if they actually wanted to achieve something instead of optics.
you forgot take a rake of Charlie off a filthy cistern, now that’s endemic in London